texts: <mask> is a professor at the interdisciplinary unit of the Aligarh Muslim University. <mask> is the author of two books, Trypanothione reductase: a potential anti-leishmanial drug target and Antimicrobial properties of clove oil: clove oils as antimicrobial agent. He has contributed chapters and co-edited two books. 60 of his studies have been listed in ResearchGate, an online repository of scientific articles. He is a recipient of an award. The National Bioscience Award for Career Development, one of the highest Indian science awards, was given to him by the Department of Biotechnology of the Government of India. His work can be found on the cover pages.In the May–June issue of Year 2007, there is a cover story on Med Microbiology. Owais did his undergraduate and post-graduate studies in Pharmacy from Delhi University, India, after which he pursued his PhD research at the Institute of Microbial Technology (IMTECH), one of India's premier biotechnology institute. He worked on HIV at the National Cancer Institute and the National Institutes of Health. He showed that the introduction of HIV-1 genome into PBMCs blocks the propagation of HIV-2 viruses. RANTES found that the chemokine's binding to the CCR5 receptor was not essential for its antiviral activity. He has been working in the area of drug delivery since 1998 and is currently serving as a professor. Owais has established a small but active research group with focus on nanoparticle-based novel delivery systems.With a view to increase the efficacy and safety of encapsulated chemotherapeutic agents/subunit vaccines for some important infectious diseases. The research focus of Dr. Owais has been on a vaccine against infectious diseases. Targeted delivery of encapsulated therapeutic agents for improved treatment of cancer and infectious diseases can be achieved with novel nano-carriers. There are various applications of nanoparticles in the field of diagnostics, taste/odor masking and treatment of hyperbilirubinemia in model animals. The main focus of Dr. Owais's research is to develop vaccines that can be used prophylactically against infectious diseases. In general, specialized groups of pathogens adapt to the situation. The non-effectiveness of humoral immune response against such pathogens was considered by Dr. Owais.He has compared the composition of the membranes of pro and eukaryotic cells. The correlation between the lipid compositions of the living organisms was established by these studies. Lower organisms have strong fusogenic potential. The model antigens can be delivered to the target cells by way of the lysosomal and cytosolic degradation pathways. The CD4+ T helper and CD8+ cytotoxic T cells were activated by the dual processing of the antigens in the presenting cells. He found that immunization with fusogenic liposomes resulted in the expression of two key cytokines that help in protection against infections. The prophylactic potential of spermatosome based vaccines against various intracellular pathogens was established after he demonstrated the fusogenic attributes of sperm plasma membrane lipids.The development of non-phosphatidylcholine liposome as a vehicle for delivery of antigens in prophylactic treatment of leishmaniasis was due to the limited application of egg phosphatidylcholine based liposomes. The niosome based vaccines were found to be effective against the malaria parasites. He has shown the potential of archael liposomes in model animals. The archaeosome based vaccine was used to mount a long lasting memory response. Dr. Owais highlighted the interactions between two mycobacterial proteins. Rv3619 and Rv3620 are related to theRD9 family. He showed that Rv3619 disrupted the biomembrane and evoked a strong immunological response.The Th1 prototype of CD4+ T lymphocytes was favored by the targeting of RD9 gene products to dendritic cells. He had successfully expressed L7/L12 ribosomal protein. Leishmania donavani has a reductase. The vaccine was used as a potent vaccine. The vaccine developed by Dr. <mask> has shown promise. Dr. Owais has recently employed an autologous plasma bead based dual antigen delivery system as a prophylactic strategy against infections. The vaccine was shown to eliminate pathogens from the system.Liposomes are used as drug/enzyme/nucleic acid vehicles in therapy. Their application was limited by their rapid lysis in blood and lack of availability of simple procedures for specific targeted delivery. The main focus of Dr. Owais has been on addressing some of the problems associated with the liposomes as drug delivery systems. The attachment of anti-erythrocyte F(ab')2 to the liposomes surface allows the liposomes to recognize the erythrocytes and deliver their contents. It was shown that the anti-malarial drug chloroquine is more effective against chq-sensitive infections than it is against chq-resistant infections. The liposomes were coated with F(ab')2 fragments, which specifically recognized the erythrocytes, as a result of these results. The book was written in 182450).In the treatment of chq-resistant experimental malaria, the liposomes with encapsulated chq were found to be highly effective. He received the Young Scientist Award in Life Sciences. He received the Outstanding University Researcher Award in 2008 and the Best Teacher Award in 2009. The National Bioscience Award for Career Development was one of the highest Indian science awards in 2007. He received an award from the government. The IIFS-Rashtriya Gaurav Award was given to India. The VIFRA distinguished research scientist award is one of the notable awards.<mask> is a member of the editorial boards of several international journals. Selected publications are Kaushik S, Iqbal N, Singh N, Sikarwar JS, Singh PK, Kaur P, and Owais M. There are multiple hot spots on the surface of peptidyl-tRNA hydrolase. J. Biochem. 475 (3):547-560 was published in the journal BCJ. Evaluation of Aggregated Ag85B Antigen for its Biophysical Properties, Immunogenicity, and Vaccination Potential in a Murine Model of Tuberculosis. The front of the immune system.The article was published in savesay savesay, 27;8:1608. The collection was called eCollection. The new amphotericin B complexes show promise. There is a small medicine. The paper was published in the 13(5):1773-1783. Amphotericin B nano-aggregates are biomimetically engineered to circumvent toxicity constraints. The article was published in theSci Rep.There is alactic potential of acid-inducive antigen Rv3203 against Mycobacterium Tuberculosis. One journal. In 2016 the 29;11(3):e0152240 was published. It was published in the Journal ofpone.0152240. Aloid form of ovalbumin evokes native immune response in the host. J Chem. The article was published in the 13th edition of the Journal of Banking and Currency.The self-assembled amphotericin B-loaded polyglutamic acid nanoparticles have the potential to be used against Candida albicans. Int J. The article was published in 2015, 5;10:1769-90. A group of people include Alam M, Zubair S, Farazuddin M, Ahmad E, Khan A, Zia Q, and <mask>. Development, characterization and efficacy of niosomal diallyl disulfide. There is a small medicine. The 9th edition of the journal, 9(2), was published in 2013.The effector immune cell response is affected by tissue specific heterogeneity. The front of the immune system. The article was published in 2013, 27;4:254. The anti-cancer efficacy of a novel propofol–linoleic acid-loaded escheriosomal formulation was demonstrated. There is a small medicine. The 8(8):1281-94 was published in the journal. Efficacy of diallyl sulfide in Swiss albino mice.There is a small medicine. In: 2009, 4(7). There is a potential for treatment of liver cancer in BALB/c mice. There is a medicine called neomedicine. The 9(4) was published in 2014. Toxicity, stability and pharmacokinetics of amphotericin B were studied in a mouse model. Antimicrob Chemother.2006 edition, 58(1):125-32 Khan MA, Jabeen R, Nasti Th, and <mask>. The activity of chloroquine in phosphatidylserine-based liposomes was increased. Antimicrob Chemother. 2005, 55(2):223-8 Nasti, Khan, and Owais collaborated on an improved efficacy against Cryptococcus neoformans. Antimicrob Chemother.In 2006 the 57-2 was published. The efficacy of amphotericin B in tuftsin-bearing liposomes was demonstrated. Antimicrob Chemother. In 2005, 56(4):726-31. An alternate strategy for the treatment of experimental jaundice was found in temporarily hyperbilirubinemic rats. A biophysical journal. In 2006 the second edition of 1760(2):227-32 was published.The correlation between Phospholipid diversity and fusion events was studied. A biophysical journal. May 20 2005; 1669(2):170-81 Younus H, <mask> M, and Saleemuddin M were involved in the stabilization of the ribonuclease A. A biophysical journal. There was a 9 in 2001. The vaccine Ahmad E, Fatima MT, Saleemuddin M and Owais M give protection against the disease in BALB/c mice.There is a vaccine. In: 2012 6;30(48):6851-8. Long term protection is achieved by inducing a memory response against experimental murine Tuberculosis. One journal. The article was published in 2011;6(8):e22889. It was published in the Journal ofpone.0022889. Co-immunization with interlukin-18 enhances the protective efficacy of liposomes.There is a vaccine. The paper was published in 2011, 24;29(29)-30. Mallick, Singha, Chaudhuri, P, Khan, SA, Dar, KA, Owais M, are all related. There is a vaccine. The 4;25(18) was published in 2007. There is a protective immunity against a multi-drug resistant Isolate of Plasmodium yoelii nigeriensis in BALB/c mice. There is a vaccine.Thevaccine.2012.09.010 was published in 2006 There is a potential for gold nanoparticles to be used in the detection of cancer. Int J. IJN.S2395) was published in 2011;6:2305-19. Chemotherapeutic potential of curcumin-bearing microcells against hepatocellular carcinoma in model animals. Int J. The article was published in the 3rd edition of the IJN.<mask> M. Ether protects against experimental listeriosis. Int J. The article was published in the journal IJN.S25875. Anticancer efficacy of perillyl alcohol-bearing PLGA microparticles. Int J. The article was published in the IJN.S24920. There is a potential for gold nanoparticles to be used in the detection of cancer.Int J. IJN.S2395) was published in 2011;6:2305-19. An alternative chemical redox method for the production of bispecific antibodies is an implication in the detection of foodborne pathogens. One journal. The 9 (3) was published on March 17th. The article was published in the journal. A group of people, including <mask> M., were involved in the creation of biomimetics of nucleobase into small particles.One journal. 2011;7(3):e32049. It was published in the Journal ofpone.0032049. Long term protection is achieved by inducing a memory response against experimental murine Tuberculosis. One journal. The article was published in 2011;6(8):e22889. It was published in the Journal ofpone.0022889.See also Leishmania donovani Escherichia coli Notes References External links.

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texts: <mask> is a German novelist and poet. He obtained a PhD in philosophy in 1987. His first novel was about Regenbogens. There is a book called Ein Entwickelungsroman. Disassembling the Rainbow is a drop out. The same year, an enerwickelungsroman appeared. His breakthrough came in 1997 with Weiberroman and in 2008 with In 180 Tagen um die Welt.His lifetime passion to travel to foreign countries influences his perception of his own culture and provides a source of new ideas for his writing. <mask>'s London is for heroes. He was a writer in residence at Queen Mary University of London in 2009. His books have been translated into many other languages. Peirene Press published his Next World Novella in 2011. <mask>'s book tours include the Edinburgh World Writers' Conference in August 2012 and the Belfast Festival at Queen's in October 2014). His poems were published by Hoffmann und Campe.He won an award in 2009. When he was disappointed in love, Life Politycki began writing. He got his Abitur in 1974 at the Maria-Theresia-Gymnasium. His military service was with the 541 Infantry Battalion. He refused further active duty after completing a training exercise as a military reserve in 1977. On December 21, 1977 he was officially recognized as a conscientious objector. He graduated in 1981 with a Magister degree after studying German literature, philosophy, theatre- and communication studies.He finished his PhD in 1987 with Walter Mller-Seidel. His thesis was about the influence of tradition and contemporary value-ideals on Nietzsche. The term "Deutsche literatur" refers to the works of Friedrich Nietzsche. <mask> was an assistant professor for three semesters. His career as a writer began in earnest in 1990. Beck was with us until 1999. The annual "Untitled" conferences were held at the Schloss Elmau in the Bavarian Alps from 2000 to 2005 and he encouraged dialogue among writers, literary editors and critics.He was in charge of the festival in 2011. <mask> is a member of the PEN Centre Germany. He lives in Germany. The first novel by <mask> was in 1987 in Aus Flle. There is a book called Ein Entwickelungsroman. Disassembling the Rainbow is a drop out. The writing style of Arno Schmidt and James Joyce was similar to that of An Entwickelungsroman.He was described as an avant-gardist. He wanted to make German literature more readable by the early 1990s. Literature must be like rock music according to him. <mask> acknowledged his identity as a writer from the "Generation of 1978" (Reinhard Mohr) that he distinguished from the 1968 movement with its strong protest tradition. His book is considered a key text of Postmodern literature in Germany. After five months in the Caribbean, his constant quest to explore the experience of a clash between familiar and foreign cultures emerged in his 2005 Cuba novel, Herr der Hrner (Lord of the Horns). The story was about an enlightened European's fight for survival in a culture influenced by archaic rituals.There was a search for the exotic as well as a will to resist the belief system of Palo and Santera religions. <mask> was invited to become a writer-in-residence on a luxury passenger ship. In 180 Tagen um die Welt was <mask>'s second novel after his best-selling Weiberroman. The rituals of the rich and the super-rich are described in this story by a modern Simplicissimus. The Next World Novella gives a glimpse into the mind of his main character, an expert in Chinese studies. His wife, Doro, had a fatal stroke while he was editing his manuscript. His constant fear of death compelled him to reexamine their life together.He realized that her criticisms of his manuscript also brought to light her hidden perception of their married life. <mask> leaves his grim tale with playful teasing of his reader's expectations. The Samarkand Samarkand plot took about twenty-five years to create, and it shifts attention to the year 2026. The scene is set in legendary Samarkand, where Alexander Kaufner, a mountain ranger and frontier runner, embark on a quest to find a second Samarkand somewhere hidden high up in the mountains. The free West is on the verge of collapse due to the aggression of Greater-Russia and the fundamentalist alliances of the Caliph of Baghdad. The Western world is in danger. "Samarkand Samarkand is an eloquent, oriental and vivid travelogue and adventure story that pierces the heart of darkness," said the critic Martin Halter.Politycki acknowledges Ernest Hemingway as an important influence for the "simplicity and reduction" of his own writing style. In 2015, Essays Politycki published 42,195, an autobiographical book about marathon running. His Schrecklich schn und weit und wild (Fearsomely Beautiful and Far and Wild) was described as a mix of philosophical essay and autobiographical field report about the past, present and future of travel. There are two essay editions of <mask>'s newspaper articles. In his book Was soll der Roman?, he wrote that the novel in German literature was an orientation map to the world. What is the purpose of the novel? More attention was given to the growing controversy with other cultures.What now is the white man? His standpoint on writing, which he compared to marathon running, was illustrated in a lecture. His talk was published in the Gttinger Sudelbltter. All of <mask>'s poetry collections were on stage. He went on tour with Robert Gernhardt and their program Wein, Weib und Gesang in 1997 and 2004. There is a woman named Naja. Schwierig is a woman.Well now. Difficult. He was described as the greatest living linguistic gourmet by Uwe Wittstock. The NDR Book of the Month was awarded to <mask>'s poetry edition. A new poem cycle and an afterword by Wolfgang Frhwald are included in the collection. In 1987 and 1988, <mask>'s first novel won awards. He received an award from the city of Munich.He received the Preis der LiteraTourNord in 2010. He became Writer in residence in Osaka to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the town-twinning of Hamburg and Osaka. He was an artist in residence there. He received a travel scholarship in 2015. He traveled to Cambodia on the trail of the Khmer Rouge as a recipient of a travel stipend. Schrecklich schn und weit und wild received an award in Berlin. He went to China in September of last year as a writer in residence.The Lu Xun Academy and the Chinese Writers' Association invited him to be their writer in residence in Beijing in 2019. English, Irish, French, Italian, Japanese and Chinese are some of the languages <mask>'s works have been translated into. The Next World Novella is available in English. There were1-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-6556 From the German: Anthea Bell. Peirene Press is located in London. Ceol na Sféar is the Music of the Spheres.Selected Poems is a poem by Rocha Dnta. There were1-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-6556 The English Hans-Christian Oeser and the Irish Gabriel Rosenstock are related. Coiscéim Dublin. Meine Reise zum Tadsch Mahal is a novel. Samarkand Samarkand is located in Hamburg. . Freischwimmer.Drei Erzhlungen took place in 2011. The name of the publisher is Svato Verlag. There are 11 farbigen Linolschnitten. Jenseitsnovelle was published in 2009. The campe is in Hamburg. In 180 Tagen. The Logbuch des Herrn Gottlieb Fichtl was published in 2008.The marebuchverlag is in Hamburg. The Hrner was written by Herr der Hrner. The campe is in Hamburg. Dieser Ende des Rssels ist das Schweigen am andern. The campe is in Hamburg. Ein Mann von vierzig Jahren was published in 2000. The Luchterhand literaturverlag is in Munich.Weiberroman was published in 1997. The Luchterhand literaturverlag is in Munich. The bse Einflu was. The movie Ein End- und Ein Nachspiel was released in 1996. Warmbronn is the name of the Verlag Ulrich Keicher. Taifun ber Kyoto took place in Kyoto. The Luchterhand literaturverlag is in Hamburg.Sonnenbaden is in Sibirien. Dreiseitige Geschichten was published in 1991. Verlag Ulrich Keicher is called Warmbronn. Aus Flle / Zerlegung des Regenbogens. There is a novel called Ein Entwickelungsroman. Weismann Verlag is located in Munich. The poem Smtliche Gedichte was published in 1987.Hoffmann and Campe are in the same city. In deinem Blick is the irre Geglitzer. There is a number of Gedichte. The year 2015. .......... Wste Sinai. 13 Gedichte.The year 2015. Dieser damals ist Hoffmann und Campe. Felix Droese is the author of "Vir Sorten Schmerz (Dreizehn Gedichte)". The year 2015. Limitierter Privatdruck. Carl-Walter Kottnik is from Hamburg. London fr Helden.The expedition in Bierreich is called The Ale Trail. Hoffmann and Campe are in the same city. Die Sekunden ist dirkt. 88 Gedichte was released in 2009. Hoffmann and Campe are in the same city. 66 Gedichte was published in 2003 The campe is in Hamburg.The Caipirinha is available for purchase. The movie Ein Gedicht was released in 2000. Verlag Ulrich Keicher, Warmbronn. Jenseits von Kse. 44 Gedichte was published in 1995. The Luchterhand literaturverlag is in Hamburg. The Wahrheit berfeet is also known as the Kafrinker.The movie Ein Gedicht was released in 1993. Verlag Ulrich Keicher, Warmbronn. Im Schatten ist hier. 22 Gedichte was published in 1988. Weismann Verlag is located in Munich. Essays Haltung finden. I brauchen und trotzdem nie.The year 2019. There is a person named Andreas Urs Sommer. J.B. Metzler is from Heidelberg. In 1968 there was a literatur and Politik. It's Ein Vortrag. The year 2019. Warmbronn, Verlag Ulrich Keicher.Schrecklich ist und wild. Was was dabei denken in 2017: Warum. The campe is in Hamburg. The reduktion andtempo are related. Als Erzhler is im 21. Jahrhundert. Wallstein Verlag is in Gttingen.42,195. Warum Marathon was dabei denken. The campe is in Hamburg. Vom Verschwinden ist in der Zukunft. Bestimmte Artikel 2006–1998. The campe is in Hamburg. Marietta is die Idee, der Datensatz und der Strohhut.The Internet (2000). Akademie der Wissenschaften und der Literatur Mainz, Abhandlung No 1/2000 der Klasse der Literatur is located in Stuttgart. Die Farbe der Vokale. The 78ern satter Frsche was written in 1998. The Luchterhand literaturverlag is in Munich. There are two things: editorship and Das Gedicht. Nr.20. The Beste aus 20 years ist fr die nchsten 20 years. Jubiliumsausgabe is written by A. Leitner. Weling is located in London. Dokumentation des ZDF-Projekts "Novel in Progress" can be found on the Aspekte ZDF. There is a CD Rom. ZDF Online and Luchterhand Literaturverlag are in the same city.Hundert notwendige Gedichte. Luchterhand literaturverlag, Hamburg, was founded in 1992. Non-fiction books? The title of the book is "Deutsche literatur im Urteil Nietzsches". De Gruyter is in Berlin. The deutsche Klassik is a part of the Frhe Nietzsche. Studien zum Problemen literarischer Wertung was published in 1981.Mnchner Hochschulschriften. There are 42,195 audio books. I was dabei denken (Hrbuch) during the Marathon. The year 2015. erlesen.TV is a company. Samarkand Samarkand is the son of Samarkand and Politycki. There are1-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-6556The campe is in Hamburg. London fr Helden. The Ale Trail was written by Colin Soleman. The Verlag Antje Kunstmann is located in Munich. Jenseitsnovelle was published in 2009. Daun, Radioropa/Technisat. The Schiff.Erlebnisse zum Politycki. Hrbuch von Wolfgang Stockmann. The Verlag Antje Kunstmann is located in Munich. Des Teufels Amulett. Mnchner Frhling Verlag is in Munich. It's Frauen. There is a woman named Naja.Schwierig (Mit Hellmuth Opitz und Steffen Jacobs) was written in 2005. The campe is in Hamburg. Dieser Ende des Rssels ist das Schweigen am andern. The campe is in Hamburg. Ein Mann von vierzig Jahren was published in 2000. Hrbuch Hamburger/Deutschlandradio is located in Hamburger. The official website of Politycki contains videos and examples of literary translations in English.The German National Library has a book about <mask>. There is a short biography of <mask> at Literaturport. There is a short biography and reviews of literary works by <mask>. <mask> is on the portal. Politycki reads from London. The official channel of Politycki. German male novelists, German male poets, German non-fiction writers, and German non-fiction writers were born in 1955.

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texts: <mask> was the first woman in the history of horse racing in Great Britain to be granted a license to legally carry out business as a bookmaker. <mask> is thought to have been born in June of 1875. She was the daughter of two people, one of which was Sir Arthur Cuninghame-Fairlie, 10th Baronet. The family lived in Beauchamp Place. <mask>'s father died in 1897. She married Armyn Littledale on 2 November 1896. She quickly developed a liking for gambling and going to the racetrack when she was younger because she had this capital of her own.Vernet was not yet a skilled enough operator of the kind she was later to become, dissipating most of her inheritance in the process of her activities. The marriage ended in an inscrutable way in January 1905. Both parties were free to marry again after the marriage was nullified. <mask> was married to Vernet later in 1905. She began divorce proceedings against him in 1923, but they lived separately for a decade. The rough and tumble of the betting ring was out of bounds to the opposite sex, as Tote pool betting was not yet a feature of British racecourses. Many women wanted to bet.The problem was that the only places to place a small wager were along the rails. Because of the high cost of entry to the enclosures on a racecourse, the bookmakers along the rails were less likely to accept bets of less than a pound. Vernet started collecting bets from women friends and acquaintances at race meetings in the home counties. As word got around 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 She was banned from attending official racecourse meetings in Britain for a period of time due to her dubious character. Arthur Bendir, the bookmaker who had been running the Ladbrokes bookmaking firm since 1902, recruited her because of word of her activities. The intention was to provide horse race betting for an elite clientele drawn from the ranks of the British aristocracy and upper classes who frequented the nearby exclusive gentlemen's clubs.Vernet was thought to be able to discreetly attract upper-crust female racegoers and then, by association, their equally well-heeled partners, because of her family social connections. Vernet became involved in the Volunteer Motor Mobilization Corporation in November 1914 after racing became less busy during the First World War. She worked out of the Ladbrokes offices on Old Burlington Street. The injured soldiers could borrow cars from the VMMC. The VMMC helped over 25,000 men in the first six months, and was supported by patrons including the King, Edward VII. Vernet returned to bookmaking in 1919. Prior to 1961, all betting on an up-front cash basis was restricted to the racecourses.The arrangement that was appropriate to the planned clientele was not betting on the basis of a credit settlement between the bookmaker and the client. Alex Bird profiled both Ladbrokes and Mrs Verney in his 1985 book The Life and Secrets of a Professional Punter. I didn't think about opening an account with Ladbrokes in the late 1940s. Their form was very different from the rest of the bookmaking world. They weren't involved in the ring's competitiveness. Their clients were mostly members of the aristocracy and without calling the odds, their representatives like Mrs Verney, a grey-haired dignified woman who looked about seventy if she was a day, were merely there to accept bets for very large amounts. No one would have guessed that Mrs Verney was taking bets at the racetrack while standing by the rails.She hardly ever spoke as other bookmakers shouted out their odds. Vernet was made a partner in the firm in 1928 and was paid a reputed £20,000 per year in salary and commission as Ladbrokes' on-course rails representative. She was living in the UK in 1939. Vernet enjoyed an elegant and comfortable lifestyle that afforded her the chance to eventually settle at 49 Eaton Place in London's Belgravia, and she liked to gamble on the French Riviera. Despite the effects of arthritis, she continued to work until her death at the age of 80, even if she had to use a wheelchair. <mask>t did not die penniless and did not die wealthy. She spent her money because of her taste for expensive living and her love of taking chances.There are no photographs of <mask> in the public domain, but there is a Punch cartoon of her that dates from the 1930s. The caption reads: "To see her standing on the rails, one woman in a world of males, far older than the odds she lays." 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texts: A white supremacist in New Zealand was jailed after sharing a video of the mosque shooting. His most recent arrest was related to death threats. Prior to March 2019, Arps owned a 'Nazi-themed insulation company' and DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch There were conflicting statements on the shooting of Daniel Laws by police in 1998. There were conflicting statements made to two different press organizations. An indecent assault on a woman in 1999 was mentioned in a news report published in 2019. He was described as having been "previously made bankrupt in 2001" in a news report.A group that delivered pigs' heads and offal to a mosque in New Zealand was charged and pled guilty to offensive behavior. The animal remains were left in a box marked "Fiji" while the mosque was collecting food donations to send to that country. In a video of the crime taken by the offenders, two men give Nazi salutes and one of them says, "White power, bring on the cull." He was fined money. There was a shooting at a mosque in New Zealand. The Office of Film and Literature Classification classified the shooting as 'objectionable' under the Films, Videos, and Publications Classification Act 1993 making it a criminal offense to possess or distribute it. In order to modify the video, a friend was asked to add cross-hairs and a kill count.He told police that he couldn't talk about the shooting victims. He was convicted of distributing objectionable material. At one of his court appearances, Arps gave out copies of the 'Holocaust Handbooks' series to journalists and the public. An unrepentant, hardcore white supremacist was sentenced to 21 months in jail in June 2019. He was described as "remorseless" by the judge. He agreed. The judge was concerned by matters in his pre-sentencing report, such as Arps comparing himself to the deputy Fhrer of Nazi Germany.The first of two unsuccessful appeals against his sentence was filed on the day he received it. He was isolated for 23 hours a day while in prison. The Royal Commission of Inquiry into the terrorist attack mentioned his sentencing and unsuccessful appeals in its paper on hate crime. The public asked the Royal Commission of Inquiry if Arps knew the shooter. There was no evidence that the individual knew <mask>s. Arps was released on bail in January 2020. He appeared in court in August 2020 after visiting a home brew store.There was a new condition added to his release that prevented him from coming within 100m of the Islamic Centre. On January 8 2021, new bail-related charges were filed against Arps. Failing to comply with the requirements of electronic monitoring is the reason for the breach. He was arrested again in March of 2021. Police opposed bail, but it was granted. <mask> was charged with breaching his release conditions again in February of 2022. He told the court that he was unvaccinated because he refused to wear a mask.He had a New Zealand flag draped over his shoulder. He was in court five days earlier on a separate matter relating to the Convoy 2022 New Zealand protest. 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After the "public execution" arrest, 2022, <mask> was arrested while travelling north to join the Convoy New Zealand protest in Wellington. According to media reports, he told people at a petrol station that he was going to be executed and that he would see them in seven to 10 years. He made threats to kill members of the public and police. He was accused of threatening to kill and using offensive language. He was granted bail with a number of conditions, including a ban on entering the greater Wellington area. His next hearing was in April.An additional reading is ARPS AND MEDIAWORKS TV LIMITED. References 1970s births, White supremacists, business people, New Zealand criminals and Holocaust deniers.

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texts: The Member of the European Parliament, representing le-de-France, is a French politician. She held the post of Minister of Justice before her election. During the French presidential election of 2007, she was a spokeswoman. She was appointed to his Government on 18 May 2007. On March 29, 2008, she was elected mayor of the 7th arrondissement of Paris. On November 27, 1965, in Saint-Rmy, Burgundy, a father, a bricklayer, and an Algerian mother named Fatima-Zohra, gave birth to a child named Rachida. She was the second child in an impoverished family and spent her childhood in Burgundy.Even though she was raised in an Islamic environment, she attended Catholic schools and her personal religious beliefs are unclear. She received a master's degree in Economics and a law degree from the University of Burgundy. At the age of sixteen, she began working as a paramedical assistant. She was an accountant at Elf Aquitaine for three years. <mask> joined the audit management team after meeting Jean-Luc Lagardre. She spent a year in London at the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development. She was an auditing supervisor and secretary-general of the bureau of urban development studies in 1994.She was a technical advisor at the legal management division of the Ministry of Education from 1995 to 1997. The cole nationale de la magistrature is a public educational institution that offers courses necessary to become a magistrate. She became a legal auditor at the high court after leaving. She later became an assistant to the attorney general of the vry tribunal. In 2002, Dati became Nicolas Sarkozy's advisor and worked on an anti-delinquency project. She joined the Union for a Popular Movement in 2006 On the day that he was chosen as UMP candidate for the presidential elections of April 2007, she was named as his spokeswoman.She was appointed the Minister of Justice after the election. The court system was rationalized by her. One of the most ambitious reforms of the judicial institution was recognised by the French Court of Auditors. When Nicolas Sarkozy's marriage began to break up, <mask> went on official presidential trips with him. The UMP candidate list for le-de-France constituency in the European Parliament election in June 2009, where she was elected, was announced on 23 January 2009. She was elected as a European deputy. After leaving the government in the summer of 2009, she became a junior magistrate and assistant prosecutor.She had to start a consulting company called "La Bourdonnais consultant" at the beginning of 2010 in order to be able to resume her career as a lawyer. She writes a weekly column about women's issues for the French version of the Huffington Post. The Member of Paris City Council is the Mayor of the 7th district of Paris. On February 9, 2013, she announced she was a candidate for mayor of Paris, but later withdrew because the press had already chosen her opponent. Member of the European Parliament, 2009, a member of the European People's Party group, and a member of the Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs. <mask> was the Parliament's rapporteur on several texts dealing with counter terrorism and the prevention of radicalisation and recruitment of European citizens by terrorist groups. She drafted a report into how to prevent the radicalisation of young Europeans after the Charlie Hebdo shooting.Her parliamentary work included dealing with the prison systems and conditions in the European Union, and finding solutions to face the migration crisis with an EU common list of safe countries of origin. Jean-Franois Copé was endorsed by <mask> in the UMP's 2012 leadership election. The Republicans had a leadership election last year. She plans to run for mayor of Paris in 2020. In early 2009, an anonymous death threat was accompanied by a 9mm-calibre bullet. After leaving the government to run for the European Parliament, she was hired by the Nissan–Mitsubishi Alliance as a legal adviser. France's financial prosecutor launched an investigation into consulting fees she received from the alliance.French media reported in December of last year that <mask> had received payments from GDF-Suez. The President of the European Parliament asked parliamentary services to look into conflict-of-interest concerns, but the inquiry was interrupted by the election. The French high authority for transparency in public life opened a file on the case. France's financial crime unit charged <mask> with passive corruption and benefiting from abuse of power. The rejection of the Aserbaidjan political prisoners report by the European Parliament was reported on by Arte TV. The truth about a flawed democracy in Azerbaijan was rejected because of bribed EU parliamentarians. Luca Volonté was sentenced for taking bribes.The 30 million bribe fund of the Aserbaidjan fund was used to bribe its institutions. In September 2008, she announced that she was pregnant and would be a single mother. She told a group of reporters that she was pregnant. I want to be careful. . I'm still in the risky stage. She was quoted as saying she is 42 years old.Zohra was born in early 2009. Many names were published in gossip magazines as the name of the father was not revealed. In 2012 she started legal action against Desseigne, the chief executive of Groupe Lucien Barrire, a casino market leader in France, Switzerland and Europe. Desseigne was ordered by a French court to have a paternity test to see if he fathered a child. 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texts: <mask> is an American professional skateboarder who practices freestyle skateboarding and street skateboarding. He is considered the most influential street skater in the history of the sport, being credited for inventing numerous tricks, including the flatground ollie, kickflip, heelflip, impossible, and 360-flip. He has been called the "godfather" of street skateboarding. After winning his first world skateboard championship at the age of 14, he won 34 out of 35 freestyle contests over the next decade, establishing the most successful competitive run in the history of the sport. He transitioned from freestyle to street skateboarding, adapting his skills to street and inventing or expanding upon additional tricks in the process. Mullen has appeared in over 20 skateboarding videos and has co-authored an autobiography with writer Sean Mortimer. Mullen was born in Florida.The boots were designed to correct a severe pigeon-toe condition. Phil Chiocchio, the former owner of the Florida skatepark, Sensation Basin, said, "He had an incredible dexterity with his feet." After a neighborhood friend introduced him to a skateboard, <mask> began skateboarding at the age of ten. He promised his father that he wouldn't skateboard again after he was seriously injured. He thought I would get hurt and turn into a bad person, because the culture was so bad. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 He had a drink on New Year's Day and the skate shop was open.The garage is where I learned to skate. There was no cement in the country where we lived in Florida. The kind of skating that was done in pools was vert skating. The other style was called free style and it was where you could do tricks on the ground. It was part of the deal with his father that Mullen practice in the garage with protective pads on. He spent time with his sister's surfer friends. He practiced the skateboard for many hours a day.Even though he only owned a skateboard for a year, <mask> placed fifth in the boy's freestyle category at the US Open Championships in Jacksonville, Florida. Walker Skateboards sponsored Mullen from 1978 to 1980. Walker's professional skateboarder, Jim McCall, who was coached in his early years by Walker, was the biggest influence on skateboarding at the time. The professional skateboarders from Florida influenced Mullen in a positive way. Barry Zaritsky, also known as "SIO Barry", owned a company called SiO Safety Shorts. When his family moved to a farm in a remote part of Florida, he began honing his flat ground skateboarding skills in the family garage. July 1979–August 1980 was the most creative time of his life, when he was mostly a solitary man who counted the cows of the family farm as his best friends.A win at the Oceanside Nationals in June 1979 was the culmination of thirty successive amateur victories in the late 1970s, most of them in his home state of Florida. In 1980, the 14-year-old <mask> defeated the world champion in the Oasis Pro competition. The 12-year-old skater at Oasis introduced himself as Tony Hawk. Before Tony was sponsored, he made an impression on me, and the two would go on to become good friends. As a result of the recommendation by Powell Peralta rider and fellow Floridian skateboarder Tim Scroggs, Mullen became a member of the renowned Bones brigade team. Throughout the 1980s, <mask> was frustrating competitors and judges with his consistency and progressive ability. Skateboarding became more clearly delineated as skaters who were more freestyle-oriented gravitate toward street and those who had skated more transition, bowls, and pools went into vert.After graduating from the University of Florida with a degree in chemical engineering, he left to take over management of World Industries with fellow Bones Brigade team member and company co- founder Steve Rocco. One of the most significant contributions to the evolution of modern skateboarding was the invention of the flatground ollie. This ability to pop the board off of the ground and drag it up into the air, gaining significant altitude and air time, allowed ollieing onto rails and obstacles and opened the door to more complex flip tricks and other flat ground tricks. The invention of this trick alone has made him one of the most important skateboarders of all time. In response to the praise that he has received for the flat ground ollie, Mullen stated in August 2012: The origins of ollies--a guy named Alan Gelfand did it on vert--I had for a long time done a really simple movement, which was just It's a transfer trick, I'd been doing that since the late seventies, so that I could do things like this, which demonstrates going from standing on the nose to a nose-stand and then landing back on his skateboard. I immediately thought about how to get your board off the ground like he did when he did it off the wall.That's the same motion I've been doing for years, it's just a punch and a little hop, and the real key to it was dragging your foot and leveling. In a back-handed way, people credit me with the importance of the ollie that gave the foundation for street skating, which is just skateboarding today, all that. The foundation for everything else was laid when I took ten minutes, fifteen, half an hour, an hour. It's not a big deal that they credit me for the biggest innovation for street skating. He invented the majority of skating's ollie and flip tricks, including the flat ground ollie, the kickflip, the heelflip, and many others. These tricks are used in vert skateboarding and street skateboarding. The very first skateboarder-owned company, World Industries, was formed in 1989 when <mask> joined as a principal investor and later joined as a professional skateboarder.Powell Peralta was an established company and Rocco's upstart company was struggling at the time, so they embarked on a very risky venture. Dwindle Distribution is the world's largest skateboard manufacturer in the 21st century. As the popularity of freestyle skateboarding declined, <mask> was urged to transform his style to join the street skating trend that was becoming increasingly popular at that time, however, he was very reluctant due to a fear of compromising his integrity. The World Industries video, Rubbish Heap, in which <mask>'s sequence ends with team member, Jeremy Klein, deliberately breaking his freestyle skateboard (which is also the first recorded focus of a skateboard) and then handing him a note from Rocco, is indicative of such pressure. Plan B Skateboards is a high-profile skateboarding team. Mike Ternasky, the owner of Plan B, influenced <mask> to transition from freestyle to street skating and showcased his skills in the 1992 Plan B video, Questionable. His segment begins with traditional freestyle tricks executed on flat ground, but quickly transitions into Mullen skateboarding across public terrain to shift into street skating tricks and lines.The video part of <mask>'s career was a major change. While he negotiated obstacles, Ternasky filmed <mask> as he performed tricks and mixed flip tricks with grinds and boardslides. There are two new tricks in Questionable, the kickflip underflip and the Casper slide. The beginning of a new era in street skateboarding might have been marked by <mask>'s Questionable performance. The technical direction street skating had taken over the previous few years was legitimized by his reluctant transition from freestyle to street skateboarding. In 1993's Virtual Reality, <mask> shows the newly mastered trick, the darkslide, in a Plan B video. Plan B was dissolved after Ternasky was killed in a car crash.He was a great person. Plan B was what it was because he would lift you so high. It was clear that it was never the same after Mike left. The A-Team and Enjoi were formed in 1997 with the intention of forming a "super team". When A-Team folded in 2000, <mask> transitioned from company founder to company rider for Enjoi Skateboards. Enjoi Skateboards was founded by a former Maple rider, who also recruited riders Chris Cole and Bobby Puleo. As a result of injuries he accrued over many years riding in a fixed regular stance, <mask> made a conscious effort to "erase" his stance and learn new tricks.In an interview with Tony Hawk, <mask> explained that he had developed problems in his right hip joint, with scar tissue having built up in his joint over years as a result of habitually hyper-extending his leg. He was able to break up the scar tissue through extensive stretching and the use of blunt objects. In an interview at Germany's Bright tradeshow in 2011, <mask> explained that it took him about a year and a half to break himself apart. I realized that I needed to take apart my stance so that I no longer have one. Everybody does whatever switch, so it's not just doing everything switch. It's to not have a stance at all. It feels new, even what you did in your native stance.The Almost company celebrated its 10th anniversary with an event at the Berrics indoor skate complex in early March 2014, and <mask> attended the venue for the first time. As part of the celebration, <mask> completed an interview with the Berrics that is titled "A Beautiful Mind," in which he explained his current relationship with skateboarding. I'm afraid of being judged. I don't want to be seen in public sucking, getting older, but that joy of feeling what I do, rolling around, playing around, that's something I'm going to do as long as I can. That's who I am. The first video footage of <mask> skateboarding in nine years was published on Tony Hawk's RIDE YouTube channel. At the conclusion of the video, BenHarper performs a single trick, while <mask> appears in the video skateboarding at his residence.The part was filmed by Ben Fordham of the Gracias L.A. brand. In June 2015, a photo retrospective of the Almost brand was shot and edited by skateboard photographer Seu Trinh. The Globe brand's "EUTrippin'" 2015 European tour included other team members including Mark Appleyard. The video "Rodney vs. Daewon" was released in 1997 and featured the two skaters

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texts: "competing" with their respective video parts. Three "rounds" have been produced after the concept was developed into a series. The foundation for the company Tensor was created in 2000 when Mullen developed his own skateboard truck design. The following abstract was submitted to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office by Mullen in support of his innovative work in the area.Each truck assembly includes an axle assembly with a ring-shaped hanger that is confined on a kingpin using a pair of bushings, at least one of which includes an annular flange. The undesirable ride characteristics such as hanger-jiggle and wheel bite are eliminated because of this. In a separate feature of the invention, the skateboard truck assembly further incorporates a low-friction plate that enhances the rider's performance of certain maneuvers and at the same time protects other components of the truck assembly from undue wear. An advertisement titled "The Patented Tensor Design" was released. Team riders recruited by Tensor include Chris Cole, Chris Haslam, Ryan Sheckler, and Gailea Momolu. The team consists of <mask>, Song, Creager, Lorenzo, Santiago, and Brezinski. Almost and Dwindle Distribution Mullen left Enjoi to co-found Almost Skateboards with Daewon Song, who had been unable to find success with the two deck companies he had founded.The initial basis of the company were recruited by <mask> and Song. World Industries was sold by Steve Rocco after years of success and controversy. Globe International paid US$46 million for World Industries in 2002. Its owner and principal investor became instant multimillionaires. <mask> started working for Globe under the Dwindle Distribution brand. The co-owner and a team rider of the Almost brand, Mullen is also involved in research and development of new designs and technologies, including Impact Support, Double Impact, and Uber Light. The internal carbon fiber foam deck is ultra light and nearly as stiff as metal.It resembles a skeleton embodied by a standard 7-ply layup. It improved the rigidity. The deck wears, slides, and looks like a normal 7-ply, but it's lighter and has a supernatural pop that lasts far longer than any normal deck. Dwindle's other brands, such as Blind and Darkstar, have experimental and composite deck constructions. When he made his first appearance in the Tony Hawk's video game series, his popularity grew. Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2, Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3, Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 4, Tony Hawk's Underground, and Tony Hawk's American Wasteland are some of the titles that <mask> has appeared in. The foreword to the Dwindle and Globe history book Unemployable: 30 Years of Hardcore, Skate and Street was written by <mask>.The Mutt: How to Skateboard and Not Kill Yourself was published in 2003 by Mullen. <mask> has completed numerous public speaking engagements and has been invited to present on topics such as his personal life, skateboarding, innovation, creation, and the concept of community. The Lemelson Center at MIT invited <mask> to visit the center to discuss invention and innovation from within the context of American society. In addition to the manner in which creativity and innovation can contribute to the development of an improved society, the Lemelson Center exchanged ideas and views with Mullen about skateboarding. The University of Southern California (USC) will be the site of a presentation by Mullen in June 2012 as part of the TED ( Technology, Entertainment and Design) public speaking series. The talk was titled, "How Context Shapes Content", and featured his perspectives on the way in which the street-based context of skateboarding influences his practice, as well as his view of the skateboarding community, which he compared to the open source and hacking movements. At the Pop!Tech "Sparks of Brilliance" event in October 2013, <mask> spoke about resilience and creativity.O'Reilly Media invited <mask> to present at its "Velocity" and "Strata" conferences in Santa Clara, California, in the first half of the year. In February of last year, <mask> presented "The Art of Good Practice", an analysis of the nuanced way in which skateboarders practice their craft. The "Build on a Bedrock of Failure" keynote was presented by <mask> in June of 2014, in which he spoke of the way that "failure, pain, injury, recovery are embedded in the very notion of what it is to be a skateboarder." In December 2010, <mask> stated in an interview that he was preparing to film a part for the upcoming Almost video, although he did not appear in the 2012 video, 5-Incher. In the Bright tradeshow interview, <mask> stated that he wanted to be alright and walk okay and run. It was like, okay, skate again and now I can do something new. I'll film if I can do that.I'll keep my skating private if I can't. According to the skateboard media and responses from Almost, a full part from <mask> is scheduled for release after 5-Incher. In 2002, <mask> won the Transworld Skateboarding Readers' Choice Award for Skater of the Year. He was voted the greatest action sports athlete of all time in 2003 by the Extreme Sports Channel. Transworld included <mask> in its "30 Most Influential Skaters of All Time" list, and he was elected into the third position, behind Tony Hawk and Mark Gonzales. The award ceremony for the Skateboarding Hall of Fame was held in Anaheim, California, in May of 2013). Steve and Ben shared their experiences with <mask> prior to the presentation of the award, and credited him with changing the face of skateboarding.In July of last year, Paul Rodriguez Mullen was identified as one of his top ten professional skateboarders. Rodriguez explained on his website that if you really want to know Gonz and Mark, you need to know everything about street skateboarding. Having invented 50, 60, who knows how many tricks, and having had the most mind-  ing most difficult tricks on top of that, has always been a problem for <mask>. He invented a lot of modern day flat ground tricks. According to Transworld, he is the most significant skater of all time. After inventing the flatground ollie, he went on to invent many other tricks. Skateboarding would still be in the dark ages without <mask>."<mask> is the biggest influence on modern skateboarding, from almost single-handedly creating the entire vocabulary of flip-based tricks to revolutionizing the boards below our feet," stated Anthony Pappalardo of The RIDE Channel. In Transworld Skateboarding's "Skater's Favorite Skater" video series, Tony Hawk and Daewon Song both named <mask> as their favorite skater. Mullen has been credited with inventing the following tricks. He has provided examples such as Chris Haslam, Bryan Herman, Paul Rodriguez, and Eric Koston. In 2010 Mullen stated that "skating is one of the greatest blessings I could have," but also expressed concern about the popularity of skateboarding "big stuff" due to the physical toll that it takes on the bodies of professional skateboarders. During his interview with the Lemelson Foundation, Mullen said that skateboarding is more than just a sport. Skateboarding gave me a form of expression that drew me to it, and I was able to express and be who I wanted to be through it.Establishing myself in a community that was all essentially outsiders like myself. By doing that, I was given a place, a sense of belonging, and a lot of the tricks that the entire community uses to express themselves. One of the great things about skateboarding is that we all draw from the same pool and give back, so that others can do the same and keep expounding. Very similar to an open source community. During his attendance at the Biarritz international skateboard festival, <mask> was interviewed in relation to a used Mike Carroll skateboard deck from his time with the Plan B company. During the interview, <mask> said that he misses Plan B founder Mike Ternasky. "Mike's dead" was what Jacob said when he called me.That was instrumental in driving me forward in a way that honored the second chance he gave me. How real that is. The thing that has to be protected and nurtured is what makes you do what you do. You can do anything if that is intact. At the O'Reilly Media's Velocity conference, <mask> stated that he does not believe that skateboarding can be categorized as a sport. The self-expressive element of skateboarding shows that it is an art form, while the community element of skateboarding distinguishes it as a "lifestyle" or "philosophy". "You focus so much on your failures and your weaknesses, it has a...paralyzing effect, where you're dwelling on stuff."Sometimes I have lofty goals, my friends do, we all have goals. If you fix yourself to that goal and don't see anything else on the horizon, you have that in your personality. It can end you if you dwell on that. "That's the beauty of skateboarding, that so many people never find their whole lives, the enjoyment of doing what you want to do, all the way through." I can't wake up because I can't wait to try something new, and a lot of times I can't sleep because I can't wait to try something new. <mask> lives in California with his girlfriend. He likes to skate during the night and on his own.The homeless guy talking to himself, the street sweeper, and the dude texting in his car make him feel uncomfortable when he skates. People expect me to do certain things. You have a ceiling on your progress. You are blocked by your pride. You have to fall if you want to get good. <mask>'s interests include mathematics, physics, engineering, and music. It has been publicly revealed that <mask> owns a pair of high-powered audio speakers, each weighing around, through which he plays a diverse range of music.You sit there with the remote, and when it starts to hurt, and you hit one more, and then you just feel it in your whole body, as long as you can take it, and then you press his hands to his ears, and then you feel it in your whole body And then you are angry! When you turn it off, hold his hand to his heart and breathe heavily, and then I go skate. It's great, but only if I'm usually needed, you know? Ben and Lee Hartney had a close friendship with the skateboarder and described him as a brother. The musician has undertaken intensive practice in the fifth decade of his life and has been assisted by <mask>. In 2010 <mask> explained that the term religion made him cringe.I have issues that prevent me from going to church. I've got issues of non-conformity built into me, but I'm too scared to talk about it in public. 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In the Battle of Lake Okeechobee on Christmas Day in 1836, Halpatta Tustanagi, an ally of the captured Osceola, led the escape of the Seminole with the help of <mask> and Sam Jones.Most of the fleeing Seminole were able to escape by crossing Lake Okeechobee and taking refuge in the Everglades. The privations and losses they had suffered since their early victories in 1835 and 36 had taken a toll on them. The Seminole were forced to flee again after General Jesup was wounded in the fight. <mask> offered a promise of peace and a new life west of the Mississippi with his family, but Wildcat refused to come in at that time and fought on until around 1840 when <mask> was brought back to Florida from his exile in Indian Territory. <mask> brought the offer of peace to Wildcat, contingent on his surrender and agreement to exile in Indian Territory, and Wildcat, by now the leading war chief of the remaining Seminole, finally accepted removal to the Territory which had been set aside for the eastern Indians. The war continued until August 14, 1842, when Colonel William J. was in charge. Worth declared "victory" and left the remaining fighters to their own devices.<mask>, who was the son of a slave mother and an Indian father, was freed by the American military for his service to the army in Florida after his return there at the military's request. He was set free of any claims by the Indians for his service to the tribe. When the Africans living among the Seminole continued to face threats of re-enslavement in their new home, thanks to the connivance of some American officials, <mask> would once again join forces with his old friends. During this time, <mask> was a captain in the Mexican army and a scout in the US Army. He went missing several years ago when he went to Mexico City to try to get the land grant back to his people. It is thought that <mask> died on the way to Mexico City. <mask>, known as Juan as a child, was born in Florida in 1812.He was a slave of Spanish and African descent. He lived in the area that became known as Micanopy after the last head chief of the Florida Seminole. The name "Horse" was assumed by <mask> to be a translation of Cavallo, the Spanish word for horse. His mother was probably a slave acquired by Cavallo in his travels. He may have been of mixed descent. Juana, <mask>'s sister, was sometimes spelled "Wannah" or "Warner" in some sources. It does not appear that Charley Cavallo treated his two mixed-race children as slaves.<mask> is thought to have been born in 1812, when the War of 1812 broke out between the United States and Great Britain. He and Juana may have been living with their mother in one of the black settlements affiliated with the Alachua band, along the Suwannee River. When the American General Andrew Jackson invaded the area, he scattered the tribal peoples and their black allies in the region, destroying settlements and seizing blacks from among the Seminole for removal to the north to be returned to plantation slavery. <mask> was probably displaced from his family by these actions since he first entered the historical record as a young adolescent in the Tampa area. Like other Indian boys, <mask> learned to hunt and fish while living among the Oconee Seminole. He developed a reputation in later life as a keen marksman with a steady hand in combat, after becoming proficient with bow and arrow and with a rifle. He was able to read and write in English, Spanish and the Hitchiti tongue because he learned to speak them.In his adult years, he would be one of the main interpreters for the Americans when dealing with the Upper Creek Indians. <mask>'s mother and sister were probably among those who fled south of the Suwannee River during the First Seminole War. After the success of Jackson's incursions, American soldiers established an outpost, Fort Brooke, in the region with the formal annexation of Florida. The officer in charge, Major George M. Brooke, told <mask> that he had been swindling his personal cook by selling him the same land turtle. Brooke let <mask> go on condition that he made good on the missing turtles. This began a lifelong relationship between <mask> and the American military and vouchsafed him his nickname, Gopher <mask>. He fought against the American army on the side of his fellow Seminole, and eventually worked with the Americans.<mask> was a field officer on the Indian side during the Second Seminole War, which began when American settlers pressured for Indian removal to free up their lands for white settlement. Since few of the Indian leaders spoke English while their black allies did, he became a lower level war chief. As the war dragged on and open battles in the field gave way to guerrilla tactics and a long war of attrition, <mask> found himself in the midst of the Seminoles' negotiations with the U.S. Army. After several battles, <mask> decided the fight against the Americans was not worth it and surrendered to the US. The loss of his first wife may have led to this. The blacks in the war were promised freedom if they would stop fighting and accept a new life in the Indian Territory west of the Mississippi. General William J. granted papers freeing the horse a second time.He was a translator and scout for the U.S. Army during the Second Seminole War in Florida. His initial decision to give up fighting was in response to the offer of a prior general, who had made the first promise of general freedom to all escaped slaves and their children willing to surrender and accept removal. <mask>'s claim to freedom from slavery would depend on the decisions of two different American military officers. As events unfolded a few years later in the west, this would be important. <mask>'s second wife and their children, who were removed to Indian Territory with him, did not gain freedom through his later service and had only the earlier declaration by Jesup to fall back on, thus remaining at risk from the increasingly aggressive activities of slave catchers in the new Indian. <mask> was shipped from the Gulf of Mexico to New Orleans and then to Indian Territory by way of the Mississippi. He and his family joined the other Seminole and Black Seminole who had accepted removal to take up residence at one of the two locations assigned to the Seminole inside the Creek area.<mask> rose as a leader among the Black Seminole because of his friendly relations with the Americans, his experience as a leader in the fighting, and his cleverness. In the new territory, <mask> worked for the army as an interpreter and sometimes as a liaison between the officers and the Indian leaders. When asked to help persuade the remaining Indian fighters in Florida to surrender and relocate to Indian Territory as he and others had done, he returned to Florida in 1839 to act as go-between with one of the last Seminole war chiefs, Coacoochee. As part of a group of about 120 other exiles, <mask> was sent back to Indian Territory after the army felt he had done what they needed. In Indian Territory again, the exiled Seminole leadership finally voted for <mask>'s freedom around the year 1843 in recognition of his services to the tribe during their lengthy war. The main chief had nominal ownership at that time. The black warrior was granted his freedom from the tribe's claims of enslavement by his council.<mask> was freed by the original declaration of Jesup, by General Worth, and by the leadership of the tribe. Only the first of these actions applied to <mask>'s second wife, Susan, and their children, and that action would soon come into serious question. Since the US government failed to recognize the tribal distinctions between the two peoples, there was a conflict in the Territory. The presence of free blacks among the Seminole on Creek land and under the nominal sovereignty of the Creek tribal council caused tension between the two groups. 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When some slavers succeeded in capturing Dembo Factor, a veteran of the Seminole War, <mask> and his on-again, off-again ally, Coacoochee, had hopes of succeeding Micanopy as leader of all the Seminole.The Army, responding to their concerns, demanded and got Factor's release but neither they nor the Creek tribal council pursued charges of kidnapping against the suspected slavers. As tensions mounted, the slave raids continued. <mask> traveled to Washington, D.C. to argue for a separate land grant for the Seminole on the grounds that they had been a separate people for at least a hundred years. <mask> traveled once more to Washington, this time as a servant to an officer's brother, to lobby General Jesup to live up to his earlier promises, despite the fact that they failed to secure the backing they needed. The treachery that took Osceola off the field and led to his death was something that Jesup felt a little guilty about. Pressure was growing in Washington to reverse his grant of freedom to the blacks who came in voluntarily. Perhaps in response to <mask>'s advocacy, Jesup traveled to Indian Territory himself to arrange for the construction of new facilities at Fort Gibson, the army's headquarters in the Territory.He compiled a list of people who had surrendered under his order. He had initiated a construction project that

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texts: he offered them work on. Large numbers of Seminole blacks left the two settlements, Deep Fork and Little River, to re-settle outside the fort's walls. Once the work was done, the blacks chose to remain because of the constant threat of Creek, Cherokee and so-called half breed slave catchers, creating yet another flash point of contention with the army and the slaver gangs. At one point, <mask> was thought to have been killed by members of the pro-Seminole group, but they were never found. After the incident, the officer in charge at Fort Gibson invited <mask> and his family to live inside the fort, which he did, giving up the claim he had staked out in the Indian area. The tensions extended to the Seminole Indian sub-agent, who is an Alabamian with land holdings back east and connections in Washington.His brother was an attorney at Fort Smith. The goal of the sub-agent was to bring about the restoration of the blacks' slave status. He objected to the army's unauthorized protection of the Seminole blacks, including allowing them to remain in their makeshift settlement under Fort Gibson's walls. Slavery again? <mask>. Mason, US Attorney-General at the time, was designated by President James K. Polk to rule on the legitimacy of Jesup's emancipation after <mask>'s return from his second mission to Washington. The demand for such a ruling was being pushed by Duval and his allies and urged by his brother, the attorney William, who had been retained by the Seminole tribal council, at the sub-agent's urging, to regain their rights to their former slaves. <mask>, a southerner, ruled that, since most of the Black Seminoles were descendants of fugitive slaves and thus legally still considered born into slavery, Jesup's decree had illegally deprived their owners of their legal property and could not be endorsed by the government.The very reason many of the blacks had agreed to come in peacefully was suddenly and retroactively revoked. The chattel slavery model was common in the American south but not in Florida. It was more like feudal dependency since slaves of the Seminole lived in their own communities, hunted and fought beside the Seminole they were nominally owned by. Except for the obligation of the blacks to join in hunting and war parties and to supply an annual tribute of crops to the tribal chief for the general welfare of the tribe, there was little difference between how the Seminole lived and the lives of their nominal slaves. When the old tribal system broke down under the pressure of the fighting, the Seminole decided to become loose war bands living off the land with no distinction between tribal members and their slaves. The new territory required the Seminole to settle on fixed lots of land and take up agriculture. The chattel slave model adopted by their Creek cousins and other displaced tribes in the region took on more attraction for many of the Seminole.Their increasing poverty, due to the poor land they had been given and their own farming inexperience also made regaining a source of slave labor attractive to them, since the blacks were generally better farmers and craftsmen than their "owners". The sub-agent of the Seminole tribe became an advocate for the restoration of their property rights over their former allies in the field, a restoration he hoped to turn to his own benefit. As a result of Mason's reversal of Jesup's wartime decree, those who had been freed by him now find themselves as chattel slaves. A new open season by the raiders from nearby groups and towns was about to begin as more than 280 Black Seminoles, including <mask>'s own family, were now at risk again. Washington made a decision that would force the blacks living under the army's protection at Fort Gibson to return to the settlements of the Indians who were now considered their legal owners. The Indian sub-agent had already worked out an agreement with the pro-Creek group within the tribe to provide a large number of the re-enslaved blacks to his lawyer brother in order to get legal services in Washington. He and his brother wanted to turn a profit by claiming so many of the new slaves, either to work on their family holdings back in Alabama or for sale on the open market.The stage was set for a major crisis as the army received orders to evict the blacks then shelter under Fort Gibson's walls and force their return to enslavement under the Seminole who supported the institution of chattel slavery as practiced back east. <mask> was faced with a decision after the government and army turned against him. The army generals were bound by their duty and friendly to <mask>. The Bureau of Indian Affairs was put against the interests of the Seminole blacks by the War Department. <mask> was allied with Coacoochee again as the two fought a rear guard action to stop the rise of the pro-Creek leadership among the Seminole and the loss of freedom for the blacks. While the generals played a game with their Washington superiors, the two men wrangled with the various generals who quickly succeeded one another. The army could no longer delay evicting the ad hoc black settlement around the fort and sending its people back to enslavement after the death of Micaonopy.The Indian agent chose to settle the people on the Little River instead of taking them to the site that <mask> had taken charge of. They set up defenses against the gangs of slavers who quickly moved around the black settlement. The plan that <mask> and Barnet came up with was to get the man out of the way so that he could head off to Florida on a mission. Barnet, who is affiliated with the Seminole tribe, offered to serve as a scout and translator for the trip. Barnet had reasons for remaining behind since he was working to free his son who had been enslaved by two Cherokee brothers. <mask> and Coacoochee left Wewoka and Indian Territory in the dead after <mask> concluded a pact with his old friend. They led over a hundred blacks including men, women and children, out of the lands they had been placed on by the government, heading south across the Red River into Texas.There they began a dash across that vast state which would take them nearly a year, eventually being pursued by the Texas Rangers who were authorized by the Texas governor to capture and return them to their tribe. From October 1849 until the summer of 1850, <mask> and Coacoochee led the migration south, picking up a troop of disgruntled Kickapoo Indians along the way, and facing the war arrows of the Comanche who considered Coacoochee's presence in their territory an insult. In exchange for his service on the border repelling Texan and Comanche raiders, Coacoochee had concluded an agreement with representatives of the Mexican government to gain land on which to live once in Mexico. After a battle with the Comanche, the fleeing party had to cross a desert region and meet up with an old adversary, Major <mask>. Sprague, at the springs of Las Moras just north of the Mexican border. That encounter is described in Sprague's own journals which he compiled to document an expedition of supply wagons he led across southern Texas to replenish the outpost at El Paso. <mask> and Wild Cat were both involved in the initial and final surrenders of Sprague, who was a young captain back in Florida. The three men drank from a bottle of liquor that had been supplied.In the early hours of the morning, the Indians learned that someone from the army camp had gone to a nearby town to alert the Texas Rangers of their presence. Whether or not he was implicated remains to be seen. <mask> and Coacoochee secretly left the camp at Las Moras in the pre-dawn hours to get to the Rio Grande. They built makeshift rafts to ferry their people across the river. When the Rangers and their allies arrived, they were still hard at it. But it was too late and the Seminole and their black allies made contact with officials in the Mexican state of Coahuila. They were given land for their people and captaincies in the Mexican army in exchange for their pledge to fight invaders from Texas.<mask> liked to drink and at one point after crossing back into Texas he allowed himself to get too drunk and was taken captive by some local whites who may have known him or had a vendetta against him. They offered to give him back his people's gold in exchange for his life. They found blood and gold when they opened the bag. They fled after Coacoochee's message. For several years, <mask> and Coacoochee rode side by side in fulfillment of their contract with the Mexican government, but Coacoochee died from a disease and most of the people who followed him left the area. <mask> was the settlement's defacto leader. Many black people from Mexico were recruited by the US Army to serve in the border states as scouts after the American Civil War.<mask>, the leader of his people, still captained their fights against the various raiding parties which descended on Mexico from the north, even though he was getting too old for that kind of active service. He returned with his men to find that a large Indian raiding party had attacked his settlement and captured many of his people in revenge for his actions against them. Leading all the men he could find, he took off after the Indians. The raiders tried to get the blacks into a canyon but <mask> stopped them and dismounted his men. He was a wily commander in Florida and still had a well-developed perceptive faculty for this sort of thing. The Indians made a head-on assault against the black force when they saw that the blacks were not deceived. <mask>'s men had only single load rifles, mostly of vintage type, and when they had discharged their first volley it failed to turn the Indians who just kept coming at them.As the men scrambled to reload their weapons, <mask> stepped out in front of his men and leveled his own empty weapon at the oncoming chief, taking deliberate and careful aim. The Indians knew he was a crack shot. When <mask>'s rifle was directed at him, the chief lost his nerve and gave <mask>'s men and boys time to reload. <mask>'s Seminole blacks retrieved their people after the Indians fled. Many of <mask>'s people migrated back across the Texas border to work for the U.S. Army as scouts. The men and their families settled in the area. <mask> faced another crisis when local land owners tried to take the land that the Mexican government had originally given to the Seminole settlers.<mask> went to Mexico City to get reaffirmation from the government of their land grant and to stop the local land grab. He died on this trip to the capital and was never heard from again. Mascogos descendants still reside in Coahuila. Daniel F. Littlefield, Jr., Africans and Seminoles: FromRemoval toEmancipation was published in

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texts: American composer, musician, and sound artist <mask> is active in the field of contemporary classical music and experimental music. Her work includes classical composition, improvised music, sound installation, traditional Japanese instruments, and performance art. She lives in New York City. <mask> performs on a 21-string Japanese koto, which she extends with software processing, string preparations, and bow. She has created installations with plants and live insects. Her full-length ballet was performed in 2004. She has received several awards for her research on Noh, gagaku and the ichi kin.She is an associate professor in the visual arts department at Columbia University. <mask> began studying classical music when he was 8 years old. She graduated from San Francisco State University with a degree in Music, magna cum laude, after moving to Paris, France, in her early twenties. She received the Faculty Award in Music Composition at Mills College. Her teachers were David Tudor and Maryanne Amacher. Many genres and media are covered by <mask>'s work. She has created works for a lot of different things.She mapped the movement of insects and the response of plants to sound in her work Pieces for Plants, The Sound of Naked Men, and Thinking Sounds. Her orchestral work "Other Mountain" was selected for a reading by JCOI Earshot. She founded and directed the San Francisco Gagaku Society under the guidance of Master Suenobu Togi, a former Japanese Imperial Court musician who traced his gagaku lineage more than 1000 years to the Tang Dynasty. The work "For Birds, Planes and Cello" was written for Joan Jeanrenaud, formerly of Kronos Quartet, after she recorded the birds in the deep canyons near the San Diego Airport. 120 singers are scored for "While I Was Walking, I Heard a Sound" in the balconies of the concert hall. Three choirs and 9 opera singers are making bird calls. She is a kotoist and has performed and recorded with many people.<mask> said she was moved by the sounds and energy of the natural world. She started and founded the San Francisco Electronic Music Festival in 1999. In 2004, <mask> received an Alpert Award in the Arts, as well as a National Endowment for the Arts and a Wallace Alexander Gerbode Award. The New York Times describes her solo performances as "exploring the extremes of her instrument," and The Wire describes her own compositions as "magnificent..." She received two awards in the same year, a performing artist award and a scholarship to Japan. What is the difference between stripping and playing the violin? There are two vlns, elec.There are bass, acoustic bass, and elec. There are two large telematic ensemble (non-specific instrumentation), Jagged Pyramid, and Choral works While I Was Walking, I Heard a Sound. In group 1, 2 computers in group 2 streamed audio and projected video of children's hands gesturing Pieces for Plants, plants, EEG sensors, computer, and data response is interpreted through sound. Warsaw, violin, cello, 2 vocalists, video projections, and kotos. There are tuning forks, multi channel speakers, piano, percussion, violin, cello, string quartet, and improvised trio. Farbe. Fly, Fly, Fly is a trio with Larry Ochs and Joan Jeanrenaud.The work was composed for <mask> <mask>. There was a tribute to Tom Cora. Tzadik Azadi! President's Breakfast III C. Disc Lexia Records 2001 soundCd no. There is a house in San Pedro. SASSAS 2001 Music Overheard was hosted by Cindy Bernard. The Institute of Contemporary Art is in Boston.Excerpt of the song "Ritual" with Fred Frith and Maybe Monday Digital Wildlife. It was directed by Jean Henri Meunier. There is a scene with <mask> performing. There is a person named Subramaniam. The Reach of Resonance was written in 2010. It was directed by Steve Elkins. Zorn, John, ed. is a reference to Asian American jazz.The year 2000. Arcana is a show about musicians on music. New York: Granary Books. There are1-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-6556 The Dictionary of American Music is written by <mask> <mask>. The Oxford University Press. There are essays on deep listening.There is a deep listening institute. It's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it p 65 Sewell. Making My Skin Crawl: Representations and Mediations of the Body in <mask> <mask>'s Ritual, Interspecies Collaboration with Giant Madagascar Hissing cockroaches. Radical Musicology is an anthology of musicology. 4. Oteri, Frank J., was reported on June 1, 2014).<mask> <mask> talks about social and sonic relationships. The Other Minds festival biography of <mask> <mask> can be found on the official site of New Music USA. Barbara Golden has sound samples. The conversation was with <mask> <mask>. Contact! Interviews in April 2010. Montréal: CEC.There are composers of music. Classical musicians of Japanese descent, American women in electronic music, and American sound artists are living people.

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texts: <mask> was an Austrian-born conductor and composer who was best known for his conducting appointments with American orchestras. He was a prolific composer with little of his music surviving in performance. Two influential music text books are included in his writings. <mask> was born on October 30, 1916 in Vienna, Austria, the son of a well known heart specialist and a piano teacher. His grandfather was Alois Ruzicka, a prominent Viennese lawyer, who encouraged Gustav's father to further his musical studies. He graduated from the Vienna Academy of Music in 1935 with the help of Felix Weingartner and Joseph Krips. In 1936, he was the conductor and repetiteur for the German Theater.The politics of the time were volatile and he was forced to leave. He lived in exile in Switzerland and Italy for two years without a passport or job until he got a US visa. He sailed for America in 1938 with a letter of recommendation from Felix Weingartner, a tooth brush, and a basic change of clothes. He supported himself by playing for ballet classes and accompanying singers and instrumentalists when he arrived in the US. He was hired as accompanist for the Ballet at the Metropolitan Opera in October 1940, after touring with a small Ballet company in 1939-40. After his parents left Nazi occupied Austria in 1940, <mask> enlisted in the army and became an American citizen two years later. After the end of hostilities in 1945, he returned to the Metropolitan Opera as a full-time staff conductor.He was an assistant conductor to Leonard Bernstein and conducted at the San Francisco Opera, the Cincinnati Opera, the Central City Opera, and the Tanglewood Music Festival. He became the head of the opera department at Louisiana State University in 1952 after leaving the Met in 1950. His responsibilities grew later in the decade when he became the conductor of the Baton Rouge Symphony Orchestra, an appointment he held for the next 16 years. He was a stage director and conductor for 13 years. He was a guest conductor in the Netherlands, Greece, Germany, Romania, Portugal, and in his native Austria. After retiring from Louisiana State University in 1976, <mask> <mask> became Music Director and Conductor of the Greensboro Symphony Orchestra where he remained until 1988 and was also the artistic director and conductor of the Greensboro Opera Company from 1981 to 1992. On March 26, 2007, he died.<mask> and his first wife Anna Louise <mask> have two sons. They had a daughter, Deborah Porazzi. Verdi's A Masked Ball was translated into English for the Metropolitan Opera. The Musical Theater of Walter Felsenstein and The Psychology of Conducting have become required reading in many universities. He was a composer since he was a teenager in Vienna. He conducted his opera "Serenade at Noon" in Baton Rouge in the 1960s. The Komische Oper in Berlin produced excerpts from his opera "White Agony" in the late 80s and early 90s.The staged version of "White Agony" was staged by his wife, a former ballerina of Ballet Russe and the Metropolitan Opera. His other compositions include a symphony, a Concertino for Piano and Orchestra, Inventions for Wind Instruments, string quartets, a violin sonata, and many songs. John McLaughlin Williams wrote a note on the music. In 1962, he conducted the premier of Jan Meyerowitz's "Godfather Death" at the Manhattan School of Music. His daughter and son in law both work on Broadway. Bill Conti is a composer and conductor who is active in Hollywood and television. The Blue Ridge Orchestra and Music Director for the Upper School at Carolina Day School is Milton Crotts, a former professor of music at Davidson College and the University of Guam.The professor of music and conductor at Ithaca College is Janet Galvn. Adrian is the conductor of the Orchestre de la Cité Internationale in Paris. The Associate Conductor at the Greensboro Symphony Orchestra was <mask>, the Director of Orchestral Studies atStanford University. There is a private recording of Five Miniatures for chamber ensemble. Austrian male composers, 20th-century Austrian conductors, and Austrian expatriates in the United States are some of the people who have biographical notes un published.

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texts: <mask> was a Labour politician. He was a Member of Parliament for 35 years and leader of the Labour Party at the 1922 general election. He was the leader of the Labour Party. <mask> was the son of an Irish labourer and began working in a cotton mill when he was ten years old. He helped form the Piercers' Union after writing articles about child labour in the textile industry. He went to night school after working in the mill. His first book was a dictionary, and then he bought a Bible, Shakespeare's plays, and bacon's essays.In meetings and parliamentary debates, he would quote from the Bible, Shakespeare, and others. He was married to Mary ElizabethHarper in 1893. Clynes was involved in trade unions and politics in the 19th century. The Labour Representation Committee became the Labour Party after he joined the Independent Labour Party. <mask> became one of Labour's bright stars when he was elected to Parliament for Manchester North East in 1906. He became the party's deputy chairman in 1910. During the First World War, Clynes was a supporter of British military involvement, and in 1917 he became Parliamentary Secretary of the Ministry of Food Control in the Lloyd George coalition government.He was returned to Parliament at the 1918 general election after being appointed Minister of Food Control. <mask> led the party through its breakthrough in the 1922 general election. As a result of the election, Labour's total number of seats increased to 142. Although lacking the charisma of MacDonald, he was a wily operator who believed all resources should be used to advance the material of the working classes. MacDonald lost his seat at the 1918 general election after he resigned as Labour leader. He didn't return to the House of Commons for four years. MacDonald's pacifism had been forgiven by that stage.MacDonald narrowly defeated <mask> when the Labour leadership had to be decided by a vote of Labour parliamentarians. In the years after 1918, Clynes was a critic of government policy towards the Irish population. When MacDonald became Prime Minister, he made <mask> the party's leader in the Commons until the government was defeated in 1924. Clynes was Home Secretary during the second MacDonald government. In that role, Clynes gained literary prominence when he explained in the Commons his refusal to grant a visa to the Russian revolutionary Leon Trotsky, who had been invited by the Independent Labour Party to give a lecture in Britain. Clynes' concept of the right to asylum was lambasted in the last chapter of his book, "My Life". In 1931, Clynes sided with Arthur Henderson and George Lansbury against MacDonald's support for austerity measures to deal with the Great Depression.When MacDonald left Labour to form a National Government, <mask> split with him. <mask> lost his seat in the 1931 election. After regaining this constituency in 1935, he remained in the House of Commons until his retirement ten years later. Clynes was living in very straitened circumstances after retiring, with no other income than the trade union pension. He was barred from the Commons Ex- Members Fund because of his pension. His invalid wife's doctors' and nursing fees hit him hard. The MPs opened a fund to raise money.He died in relative poverty in October 1949 after a lifetime spent improving the material conditions of the people. His wife passed away a month later. He was given the honorific title "The Right Honorable" for life after being sworn in as a member of the Privy Council of the United Kingdom in 1918. On January 9, 1946, he was awarded the freedom of the town. He received a Doctor of Civil Law from the University of Durham and the University of Oxford. John Clynes Court is a social housing development in south west London. References include Clynes, J.R. Memoirs, Edward, George From Mill Boy to Minister, and Tony.The links between 1869 births and 1949 deaths are in J.R. Clynes: A Political Life.

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